This summer’s photo of Riverton Yacht Club framed by a wildflower riot of color inspired this issue’s feature article about Richard Barclay, a Riverton resident who devoted his life’s work to bees.
Society President William C. Brown updates members about recent developments.
Susan Dechnik recaps the September meeting held at 503 Bank Avenue.
On November 16 at Riverton Library at 7 pm, we present Woodrow Wilson and the Great War, by Neill Hartley.
Former resident Michael Grossman describes how he explored a backyard trash pit at his former Main Street residence.
Sandy Marrone shares her massive vintage sheet music collection at the January 17 meeting at 7 pm at Riverton Library.
Look in the mailing for a form for2018 dues, also available here.
Former teacher at Riverton School, amateur historian, Historical Society of Riverton Board Member, website and newsletter editor
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This summer’s photo of Riverton Yacht Club framed by a wildflower riot of color inspired this issue’s feature article about Richard Barclay, a Riverton resident who devoted his life’s work to bees.
